Other Utilities, Public Utilities
February 27, 2024
Via: Waste360Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (Nasdaq: CLNE) announced the opening of two new fueling stations that offer heavy-duty truck and other fleet vehicles renewable natural gas (RNG), one of the only fuels that receives a carbon-negative rating. A station in North […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
February 9, 2024
Via: Waste360Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (Nasdaq: CLNE) announced the successful completion and operational launch of its latest renewable natural gas (RNG) production facility at Tri-Cross Dairy in Viborg, South Dakota. The new RNG facility sits on a 5,000-cow dairy farm and […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
July 11, 2023
Via: Waste360Casella Waste Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: CWST), a regional solid waste, recycling, and resource management services company, and Waga Energy (EPA: WAGA), a global expert in the production of renewable natural gas (“RNG”) from landfills, announced the signing of a commercial […]
Public Utilities, Waste Management
June 12, 2023
Via: Waste360Food waste is a huge issue for landfills and the environment, but one company in California is working to digest food waste into renewable natural gas. Looking at satellite images, the biggest methane producers in the state of California are […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
June 5, 2023
Via: Utility DiveIf the Alabama test has any implications for the broader hydrogen industry, it suggests mixing the fuel with natural gas could hold even greater potential for existing natural gas plants than previously supposed. But don’t expect to see utilities blending […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
April 13, 2023
Via: Utility DiveElectricity price increases have slowed since 2022 when consumers paid 14.3% more than in 2021, reflecting a decline in overall inflation that peaked last June at 9.1%. Electric demand in the second quarter is down about 1% from the same […]
March 15, 2023
Via: Utility DiveThe U.S. Department of Transportation opened applications Tuesday for the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant Program, a $2.5 billion, five-year program to support community and neighborhood electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The first round of funding will make $700 million […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
February 13, 2023
Via: Power Engineering InternationalSan Antonio-based CPS Energy has secured approximately 650 MW of natural gas, solar and energy storage to finalize its FlexPOWER Bundle Initiative. The FlexPOWER Bundle initiative aims to further diversify CPS Energy’s power generation mix, adding up to 900 MW […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
January 3, 2023
Via: PowerMagPower generators have faced challenges the past few years when it comes to sourcing equipment, and in some cases workers. The fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, notably issues with supply chains, still ripples across the industry. Some of the logistical […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
November 7, 2022
Via: Power Engineering InternationalNET Power announced a plan to develop and build its first utility-scale natural gas-fired plant with carbon capture and sequestration (CCS). The NET Power capture system utilizes the Allam-Fetvedt Cycle, combusting natural gas with oxygen, as opposed to air, and […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
August 26, 2022
Via: Power Engineering InternationalElectric power generated from U.S. natural-gas fired plants reached 6.37 million MWh on July 21, a record high according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Hourly Electric Grid Monitor. The EIA said despite relatively high natural gas prices, demand for […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
August 9, 2022
Via: Utility DiveDevelopers and project planners expect to add 29.4 GW of new generating capacity in the U.S. in the second half of 2022, nearly double the 15.1 GW added in the first half of the year, the Energy Information Administration reported […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
July 12, 2022
Via: Utility DiveThe debate over New Jersey’s gas needs comes amid a broad argument over the future of existing and planned U.S. natural gas infrastructure as the effects of climate change grow. New Jersey aims to have emissions-free energy by 2050. The […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
June 13, 2022
Via: Power Engineering InternationalThe Energy Department’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) said it expects U.S. natural gas spot prices to rise again in June and remain high through the rest of the year. Natural gas spot prices at the Henry Hub benchmark in Louisiana […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
May 26, 2022
Via: Transportation Today NewsThe Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) recently opened the application period for the new Natural Gas Distribution Infrastructure Safety and Modernization Grant program. The program will offer nearly $200 million in grants annually over the next five years […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
May 13, 2022
Via: Utility DiveHow Washington, D.C., reaches 2050 carbon neutrality could depend on the cost of renewable natural gas — which electrification advocates say is likely to be expensive. Washington Gas in 2020 filed a Climate Business Plan that called for using renewable […]
Electric Utility, Public Utilities
February 3, 2022
Via: PowerMagThe Biden administration has made clear its intention to promote the transition to clean energy, setting ambitious goals like carbon neutrality for the power sector by 2035 and for the entire country by 2050. A critical step toward these goals […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
January 11, 2022
Via: Utility DiveNothing exemplifies the irrational utility business model more than the billions of dollars companies have wasted on the massive buildout of natural gas capacity over the last decade, ignoring obvious market trends favoring renewables and energy storage. One great tool […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
November 22, 2021
Via: Utility DiveLast year, natural gas utility leaders faced many unknowns amid global electrification and new voluntary utility decarbonization targets. I posited here last spring that voluntary customer programs could play a powerful role for utilities looking to decarbonize natural gas in […]
Other Utilities, Public Utilities
November 18, 2021
Via: Power Engineering InternationalNET Power said the breakthrough occurred at its 50 MWth facility in La Porte, Texas, which achieved grid sync in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) region. “This is a Wright-brothers-first-flight kind of breakthrough for energy— zero-emission, low-cost electricity […]